- PTI had looked for permission for the Minar-E-Pakistan rally.
- Lahore organizing Cricket Match, Int’l Speaker Conference.
- Thousands of security personnel deployed in Lahore.
Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI) has announced that it will not participate in any confrontation or unpleasant on February 8, marking the first anniversary of last year’s general elections.
PTI’s secretary general, Salman Akram Raja, told the media in Islamabad that the party would celebrate a demonstration only in Swabi, while the protests would be carried out at the level of Tehsil and the Council of the Union. He clarified that there were no confrontation or chaos plans.
The former ruling party had sought permission to celebrate a demonstration in mine-e-pakistan on February 8, but the attached commissioner rejected the application, denying the approval of the meeting.
“The decision not to allow the demonstration was taken to maintain the situation of the law and order,” said the DC in a statement, also mentioning that the important events scheduled in Lahore on February 8, as a Cricket party, a International speaker conference and an international speaker conference and a horses and cattle show.
The government official said that thousands of security personnel had already been deployed due to these events.
Meanwhile, before the event at Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, government officials, including police personnel, have been prohibited from participating in political meetings and demonstrations.
The Provincial Police also received instructions to refrain from attending or facilitating such events.
The KP Prime Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has announced a large -scale protest on the occasion of “Black Day” tomorrow, promising to guarantee the release of the founder of PTI Imran Khan at all costs.
He said that he had surpassed all the obstacles to reach D-Hoowk twice for the liberation of the leader and emphasized that any future negotiation with the government would only take place in the directives of the founder of PTI.
The former ruling party, after his negotiations with the Government, fell to the measure, announced demonstrations of protest against the 2024 surveys that, together with other opposition parties, has been denounced again for having spoiled with rig that results in a supposed theft of his mandate.
The founded part of Imran Khan finished negotiations after the fact that the latter does not form a judicial commission to investigate the May 9 riots and the protests of November 2024 according to his letter of demands.
The dialogue process between the Government led by PML-N and the PTI began at the end of December after months of high political tensions.
The president of PTI KP, Junaid Akbar, also warned about the agitation against the ruling coalition, saying that the desire of the party to maintain dialogue with the government was misunderstood as its weakness.
The PTI, in recent months, has taken to the streets several times. The protests and the power show of the party in Islamabad last year resulted in repression against party workers with leaders who face multiple cases.
